Two-part (online and in-person) workshops

Ever wondered what the role of an osteopath could be in the health of a family group system? In this two part (online and in-person) workshop, Averille Morgan will help us consider osteopathic approaches for family care that observe:

- family inter-relationships during developmental sequences e.g how do parents interpret feeding issues?

- family health beliefs e.g how does holistic care / touch assist their view on health

- osteopathic intervention viewed from a family group perspective

Participants will have the opportunity to observe and learn from a family session.

Online: 26 November 2026, 7:30-9pm

In-person: 29 November 2026, 9:30am-3:30pm

Once you register, you will receive a link for the online meeting and will have a place reserved for the in-person event.

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Averille Morgan is a registered osteopath (General Osteopathic Council, UK) having graduated in 1995 from the Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology, Australia. She attained her Masters degree in Osteopathic Science in 2004, from the BSO.

Whilst working at the British School of Osteopathy (1997-2000), Averille established and taught undergraduates at the BSO’s community children’s clinic.

Averille has practised osteopathy in several countries and has taught at undergraduate and postgraduate level in UK and Europe on pregnancy care, care of mother and baby with a family-centered approach, peadiatric care and fluid systems. She has published several papers and a book entitled "Healthy Pregnancy".

Averille runs a family based osteopathic practice from Heacham, Norfolk, UK.

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